There is a difference between *writing* story as a text object and *telling* a story.
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There is a difference between *writing* story as a text object and *telling* a story. One thing I love about social media how we can listen to and tell each other stories in this new context.
Perhaps the key difference between a short story as a text artifact and "story time" is that with "story time" you can talk back to the teller and that could change the story. It's still a conversation.
Do you have favorite stories to tell at this time of year?
Tell me a story!
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